Posted by Bruce from Can. on August 11, 2018 at 08:39:53 from (72.38.59.145):
While roading my speed rake, some 30 miles from the field, back to home with my 1030 Case, rake tire blew 5 miles from home. Why? Not much weight on a rake, and tires had plenty of air. Tire was toast, so I just limped along the last few miles to home. Get home and find a heifer has crawled under the fence while reaching for apples on the other side, and the other 11 heifers are trying to learn how to join her. All this by8:30 am. So chase heifer back through need deep Alfalfa, soaking wet with dew, then remove tire, and head for town. Tire shop is open till noon, and they say they will put a new tire on and have me out the door before they close. So I sit in A+W cooling my heels, drinking coffee and using their free Wi-fie. Some days I wonder how I ever get anything done !!
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